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For years fans have been waiting to see their favorite superheroes in the MCU.While many superheroes have already established themselves in the cinematic universe, there is still a huge list that is yet to appear in the Marvel films and shows, and one of these includesX-Men.The studio is introducing Deadpool and Wolverine in phase 5, and there have been multiple speculations about more mutants joining the force in phase 5 or 6. The wait is over, asX-Mencharacters are reportedly set to take the stage inAvengers: Secret Wars.
A recent rumor has suggested that the studio is planning to bring formerX-Menstars back in action into the MCU. This would even hype the anticipation for the upcoming Marvel film, and hopefully, fans would once again get to see some of their favorite mutants in action.
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X-Men Reportedly to Join Avengers in Secret Wars
The Heavy Spoilers YouTube Channel discussed some of the plot leaks and rumors aboutAvengers: Secret Wars. While talking about some of the characters that might appear in the film, the report mentioned that Marvel Studios is reportedly planning to bring in some of the formerX-Menactors from the 20th Century Fox universe.
The report then mentioned that the studio is planning to bring back as many actors as they can, forSecret Wars. According to rumors, the studio is planning“to sign new contracts with some of the stars”in order to bring all those characters into one “streamlined universe.”
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“That’s more what they’re aiming for with [Avengers: Secret Wars’ climax], every franchise on screen at the same time, all alongside each other, ready to duke it out with Kang.”
Marvel Studios is reportedly planning to move ahead according to comics. In comics, Marvel had a lot of different universes existing alongside each other. The purpose behind theSecret Warswas to bring all the favorite superheroes altogether into one universe.
The studio is also expected to follow the idea for the 2026Avengers: Secret Wars, which would allow some of theX-Mencharacters to appear in the 2026Avengers.
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Who Else Could Appear inAvengers: Secret Wars?
Not justX-Men, but many more superheroes are expected to join Avengers inSecret Wars. WithFantastic Fourmaking their MCU debut in 2025, the superhero team could also appear in the film. There have been reports regarding Kevin Feige’s vision to have a similar portals scene as 2019’sEndgame, but this time not just for the MCU characters.
The rumors include that the Marvel President is planning to include all the live-action Spider-Men,Hugh Jackman’sWolverine, along with several otherX-Mencharacters.However, there is no confirmation about which cast members would be reprising their respective roles in the future.
James McAvoy, who played Professor X in multiple films, is expected to reprise his role in the MCU. While some of the cast is enthusiastic about returning, others have also said they are finished with their roles.
This could also be due to the studio’s future plans with the mutants. Marvel is allegedly planning to continue with the mutants following phase 6, and some of the actors have expressed that they do not want to continue playing theirX-Mencharacters.
The studio has not yet confirmed anything, and the report is just a rough idea about what might happen inAvengers: Secret Wars.
Avengers: Secret Warsis set to release on July 08, 2025.
Source:Heavy Spoilers
Laxmi Rajput
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Laxmi Rajput is a Senior Writer at FandomWire, with over 3,300 articles published covering film, TV, and pop culture. With a degree in Broadcast Journalism and over three years of experience in content writing, she pivoted to entertainment journalism because let’s be honest, superheroes, sitcoms, and Netflix binges are way more fun. Laxmi frequently covers Marvel, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and popular TV shows, offering both fan-first enthusiasm and thoughtful analysis. Her work often dives into Marvel theories, revisits the genius of The Big Bang Theory, or unpacks the Netflix phenomenon of Stranger Things.
